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2024

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Popular, lively beach in Plérin, renowned for its seawall, merry-go-round, ice-cream parlors and restaurants.

Stretching over 2 km, it's a popular and lively beach, with its seawall, merry-go-round, ice-cream parlors and restaurants. The people of Brioch flock here at the slightest ray of sunshine, for a breath of fresh air, a swim or an aperitif. The little seaside resort was developed at the beginning of the ^20th century, thanks to the initiative of industrialist Lucien Rosengart and his architect friend Paul Marteroy, who were the first to build villas here. Others have sprung up, all in the same style. These stone "Rosariennes", with their turrets and bow-windows, are not lacking in charm.

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In summer, supervised swimming. Bus service (R) from Saint-Brieuc in July-August and weekends in June. Adult Seahorse available at the first-aid post in summer.

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bretagne28

Visited in october 2018

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For me it is Martin's beach that is the most beautiful and the most interesting with his big rock planted in the heavenly, always magnificent whatever the tide height. In addition, it is a very good place for fishing on foot. The beach is rather peeled and is monitored in the summer. If you take the customs route it will take us to Pointe du Roselier with a superb view of St. Brieuc Bay. Just beautiful.